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Insurgent Groups

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	==Insurgent Groups==		==Insurgent Groups==
	<center><i>“They call us terrorists. Insurrectionists. Murderers. But who was it that invaded our land, occupied our cities, and destroyed our faith? Not the Front or the Yellow Stars,”</i> - Anonymous Fisanduhian resident of [[Xanu Prime\|Xanu]] interviewed by the Xanu News Network, 2455.</center>		<center><i>“They call us terrorists. Insurrectionists. Murderers. But who was it that invaded our land, occupied our cities, and destroyed our faith? Not the Front or the Yellow Stars,”</i> - Anonymous Fisanduhian resident of [[Xanu Prime\|Xanu]] interviewed by the Xanu News Network, 2455.</center>
			[[File:House_Strelitz.png\|thumb\|right\|The standard of House Strelitz. To Imperial loyalists, it represents security. To those loyal to Fisanduh, it represents oppression.]]
	Descended from stay-behind forces created in 2386 by Plan SCRAM — the Confederated States’ plan for continued resistance against the Empire — the insurgent groups of Fisanduh are primarily active within Inner Fisanduh, though they have a presence in Outer Fisanduh. The strength of these insurgent groups is incredibly dynamic and has changed over the decades since Fisanduh’s collapse in 2386, but most historians, Imperial or otherwise, cite the peak of the insurgency as the early 2400s, when the 3F was able to launch the Navy Day Uprising. Since the failure of the Uprising the insurgent groups have never again reached this height of power, though they remain an issue for the Imperial forces and residents of the region..		Descended from stay-behind forces created in 2386 by Plan SCRAM — the Confederated States’ plan for continued resistance against the Empire — the insurgent groups of Fisanduh are primarily active within Inner Fisanduh, though they have a presence in Outer Fisanduh. The strength of these insurgent groups is incredibly dynamic and has changed over the decades since Fisanduh’s collapse in 2386, but most historians, Imperial or otherwise, cite the peak of the insurgency as the early 2400s, when the 3F was able to launch the Navy Day Uprising. Since the failure of the Uprising the insurgent groups have never again reached this height of power, though they remain an issue for the Imperial forces and residents of the region..

>NewOriginalSchwann: /* History */

2024-03-08T23:56:25Z

History

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	Despite its best efforts the Front was unable to complete its mission of defeating the Empire and removing it from all of Fisanduh, and had not managed to secure all of Inner Fisanduh. By late November, two weeks after the Uprising’s start, the tide began to turn against the Front with the arrival of fresh Imperial Army troops. Primarily [[Empire of Dominia#Ma'zals\|Ma’zals]] from [[Novi Jadran]] supported by elite Morozian mountain infantry, these troops were fresh and provided the manpower needed to secure the region. Over the rest of 2402 the Front was pushed back across Outer Fisanduh and made little progress against entrenched Imperial forces at the Gates of Fisanduh and in Isterberg, which had become the site of vicious urban warfare between Imperial and Front forces. By mid-January 2403 Outer Fisanduh had been completely secured and the Gates further reinforced, with the battle of Isterberg ending in a victory for the Imperial Army later in the month. Some have pointed out that while Fisanduh was initially defeated by elite geneboosted “supersoldiers” of [[Empire_of_Dominia_Great_Houses#House_Strelitz\|House Strelitz]] created at the Emperor’s behest, it was finally secured by ordinary Ma’zal troops who were, on average, shorter, thinner, and poorer than their Morozian counterparts.		Despite its best efforts the Front was unable to complete its mission of defeating the Empire and removing it from all of Fisanduh, and had not managed to secure all of Inner Fisanduh. By late November, two weeks after the Uprising’s start, the tide began to turn against the Front with the arrival of fresh Imperial Army troops. Primarily [[Empire of Dominia#Ma'zals\|Ma’zals]] from [[Novi Jadran]] supported by elite Morozian mountain infantry, these troops were fresh and provided the manpower needed to secure the region. Over the rest of 2402 the Front was pushed back across Outer Fisanduh and made little progress against entrenched Imperial forces at the Gates of Fisanduh and in Isterberg, which had become the site of vicious urban warfare between Imperial and Front forces. By mid-January 2403 Outer Fisanduh had been completely secured and the Gates further reinforced, with the battle of Isterberg ending in a victory for the Imperial Army later in the month. Some have pointed out that while Fisanduh was initially defeated by elite geneboosted “supersoldiers” of [[Empire_of_Dominia_Great_Houses#House_Strelitz\|House Strelitz]] created at the Emperor’s behest, it was finally secured by ordinary Ma’zal troops who were, on average, shorter, thinner, and poorer than their Morozian counterparts.
			[[File:Han'san_Standard.png\|thumb\|right\|Standard of the Han'san clan. Many of these were left behind after the battle at Three Peaks, where Fisanduhian insurgents stacked and burned a pile of standards four meters tall.]]
	After almost three months, the Uprising had become the Imperial Army’s greatest challenge since the War of Moroz, and ended in a stalemate. The Empire was left to consolidate its hold on Outer Fisanduh, the Gates, and Isterberg while the Front was left badly mauled but in nominal control of most of Inner Fisanduh. However, the Front was now struggling with an internal conflict between a larger faction which wished to consolidate its control of Inner Fisanduh and a significant minority which wished to continue fighting and regain all of Fisanduh’s territory. In mid-2403 these tensions boiled over into open conflict between the Fisanduh Freedom Front and the more radical faction, which referred to itself as the Yellow Star Front (YSF). These two factions have been involved in an on-and-of conflict in Fisanduh since 2403, fighting with both one another and Imperial forces for control and influence over the region. This fighting faded in the late 2430s as the YSF was mostly, though not entirely, defeated by the larger and better-equipped 3F at the cost of significant destruction in Neubach.		After almost three months, the Uprising had become the Imperial Army’s greatest challenge since the War of Moroz, and ended in a stalemate. The Empire was left to consolidate its hold on Outer Fisanduh, the Gates, and Isterberg while the Front was left badly mauled but in nominal control of most of Inner Fisanduh. However, the Front was now struggling with an internal conflict between a larger faction which wished to consolidate its control of Inner Fisanduh and a significant minority which wished to continue fighting and regain all of Fisanduh’s territory. In mid-2403 these tensions boiled over into open conflict between the Fisanduh Freedom Front and the more radical faction, which referred to itself as the Yellow Star Front (YSF). These two factions have been involved in an on-and-of conflict in Fisanduh since 2403, fighting with both one another and Imperial forces for control and influence over the region. This fighting faded in the late 2430s as the YSF was mostly, though not entirely, defeated by the larger and better-equipped 3F at the cost of significant destruction in Neubach.

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History

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	The apex of the Front’s power, and the nearest Fisanduh has come to realizing its dream of freedom from the Empire, was during the 17 November 2402 Navy Day Uprising. The result of nearly twenty years of planning by the Front, the Uprising began with the bombing of an Imperial Fleet light cruiser — the Outrider — in its drydock in Jinxiang, diverting forces from Fisanduh to secure Moroz’s industrial heartland. Over the coming days the Front began a series of coordinated assaults on Imperial Army and Gendarmerie forces throughout Fisanduh. Already badly overextended and underprepared for a major assault, Imperial forces began to give ground to the Front in Inner Fisanduh. As the situation deteriorated the Empire was forced back to the Gates of Fisanduh and the Inner Fisanduhian city of Isterberg, near Strelitz’s Rest, after losing its hold on Neubach, the largest city in Inner Fisanduh. In Outer Fisanduh the Army and Gendarmerie had greater success, repelling Front assaults with few casualties and losing no major outposts — but not managing to retain control over great regions of the countryside.		The apex of the Front’s power, and the nearest Fisanduh has come to realizing its dream of freedom from the Empire, was during the 17 November 2402 Navy Day Uprising. The result of nearly twenty years of planning by the Front, the Uprising began with the bombing of an Imperial Fleet light cruiser — the Outrider — in its drydock in Jinxiang, diverting forces from Fisanduh to secure Moroz’s industrial heartland. Over the coming days the Front began a series of coordinated assaults on Imperial Army and Gendarmerie forces throughout Fisanduh. Already badly overextended and underprepared for a major assault, Imperial forces began to give ground to the Front in Inner Fisanduh. As the situation deteriorated the Empire was forced back to the Gates of Fisanduh and the Inner Fisanduhian city of Isterberg, near Strelitz’s Rest, after losing its hold on Neubach, the largest city in Inner Fisanduh. In Outer Fisanduh the Army and Gendarmerie had greater success, repelling Front assaults with few casualties and losing no major outposts — but not managing to retain control over great regions of the countryside.

	Despite its best efforts the Front was unable to complete its mission of defeating the Empire and removing it from all of Fisanduh, and had not managed to secure all of Inner Fisanduh. By late November, two weeks after the Uprising’s start, the tide began to turn against the Front with the arrival of fresh Imperial Army troops. Primarily Ma’zals from Novi Jadran supported by elite Morozian mountain infantry, these troops were fresh and provided the manpower needed to secure the region. Over the rest of 2402 the Front was pushed back across Outer Fisanduh and made little progress against entrenched Imperial forces at the Gates of Fisanduh and in Isterberg, which had become the site of vicious urban warfare between Imperial and Front forces. By mid-January 2403 Outer Fisanduh had been completely secured and the Gates further reinforced, with the battle of Isterberg ending in a victory for the Imperial Army later in the month. Some have pointed out that while Fisanduh was initially defeated by elite geneboosted “supersoldiers” of House Strelitz created at the Emperor’s behest, it was finally secured by ordinary Ma’zal troops who were, on average, shorter, thinner, and poorer than their Morozian counterparts.		Despite its best efforts the Front was unable to complete its mission of defeating the Empire and removing it from all of Fisanduh, and had not managed to secure all of Inner Fisanduh. By late November, two weeks after the Uprising’s start, the tide began to turn against the Front with the arrival of fresh Imperial Army troops. Primarily [[Empire of Dominia#Ma'zals\|Ma’zals]] from [[Novi Jadran]] supported by elite Morozian mountain infantry, these troops were fresh and provided the manpower needed to secure the region. Over the rest of 2402 the Front was pushed back across Outer Fisanduh and made little progress against entrenched Imperial forces at the Gates of Fisanduh and in Isterberg, which had become the site of vicious urban warfare between Imperial and Front forces. By mid-January 2403 Outer Fisanduh had been completely secured and the Gates further reinforced, with the battle of Isterberg ending in a victory for the Imperial Army later in the month. Some have pointed out that while Fisanduh was initially defeated by elite geneboosted “supersoldiers” of [[Empire_of_Dominia_Great_Houses#House_Strelitz\|House Strelitz]] created at the Emperor’s behest, it was finally secured by ordinary Ma’zal troops who were, on average, shorter, thinner, and poorer than their Morozian counterparts.

	After almost three months, the Uprising had become the Imperial Army’s greatest challenge since the War of Moroz, and ended in a stalemate. The Empire was left to consolidate its hold on Outer Fisanduh, the Gates, and Isterberg while the Front was left badly mauled but in nominal control of most of Inner Fisanduh. However, the Front was now struggling with an internal conflict between a larger faction which wished to consolidate its control of Inner Fisanduh and a significant minority which wished to continue fighting and regain all of Fisanduh’s territory. In mid-2403 these tensions boiled over into open conflict between the Fisanduh Freedom Front and the more radical faction, which referred to itself as the Yellow Star Front (YSF). These two factions have been involved in an on-and-of conflict in Fisanduh since 2403, fighting with both one another and Imperial forces for control and influence over the region. This fighting faded in the late 2430s as the YSF was mostly, though not entirely, defeated by the larger and better-equipped 3F at the cost of significant destruction in Neubach.		After almost three months, the Uprising had become the Imperial Army’s greatest challenge since the War of Moroz, and ended in a stalemate. The Empire was left to consolidate its hold on Outer Fisanduh, the Gates, and Isterberg while the Front was left badly mauled but in nominal control of most of Inner Fisanduh. However, the Front was now struggling with an internal conflict between a larger faction which wished to consolidate its control of Inner Fisanduh and a significant minority which wished to continue fighting and regain all of Fisanduh’s territory. In mid-2403 these tensions boiled over into open conflict between the Fisanduh Freedom Front and the more radical faction, which referred to itself as the Yellow Star Front (YSF). These two factions have been involved in an on-and-of conflict in Fisanduh since 2403, fighting with both one another and Imperial forces for control and influence over the region. This fighting faded in the late 2430s as the YSF was mostly, though not entirely, defeated by the larger and better-equipped 3F at the cost of significant destruction in Neubach.
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	The following decades were marked by frequent skirmishes between insurgent groups and Imperial forces in Inner Fisanduh, though violence sometimes spilled over into Outer Fisanduh, combined with an economic downturn across the region as businesses left Fisanduh’s territory for Jinxiang and Domelkos, driven away by insurgent attacks and restrictions placed by the Imperial Army. Many Fisanduhians immigrated from the region or fled Inner Fisanduh for the Outer region, submitting to Imperial rule in exchange for safety from fighting in Inner Fisanduh. The Inner region itself saw a worse downturn than the Outer region as, deprived of any unified government, areas began to fall into disrepair and ruin, often reverting to barter economies as the Fisanduhian Mark collapsed. This new status quo of conflicts that rarely grew beyond minor skirmishing lasted until the mid-2450s, when the region was thrown into conflict again.		The following decades were marked by frequent skirmishes between insurgent groups and Imperial forces in Inner Fisanduh, though violence sometimes spilled over into Outer Fisanduh, combined with an economic downturn across the region as businesses left Fisanduh’s territory for Jinxiang and Domelkos, driven away by insurgent attacks and restrictions placed by the Imperial Army. Many Fisanduhians immigrated from the region or fled Inner Fisanduh for the Outer region, submitting to Imperial rule in exchange for safety from fighting in Inner Fisanduh. The Inner region itself saw a worse downturn than the Outer region as, deprived of any unified government, areas began to fall into disrepair and ruin, often reverting to barter economies as the Fisanduhian Mark collapsed. This new status quo of conflicts that rarely grew beyond minor skirmishing lasted until the mid-2450s, when the region was thrown into conflict again.

	In 2440 the Emperor accepted a number of unathi into the Empire against the judgment of many human great houses, seeing these new subjects as a way to finally end the issue of the insurgency in Fisanduh. The Han’san — one half of the ~~alien~~ great house — were thrown against the insurgent groups in Fisanduh during the 2440s and 2450s, causing immense friction between unathi and regular Army units — often Ma’zals — along with the Gendarmerie. House Strelitz’s protests were ignored by the Emperor, and rumors began to circulate that leadership of the Army would be transferred to the Han’san if they succeeded in pacifying Inner Fisanduh. Unathi operations against the insurgents continued until the Battle of Three Peaks in April 2454, when elite forces of the 3F troops demolished the Han’san’s entire strength in a decisive battle which few of the clan survived. Humiliated and disgraced, the Han’san have never recovered the strength they once held.		In 2440 the Emperor accepted a number of unathi into the Empire against the judgment of many human great houses, seeing these new subjects as a way to finally end the issue of the insurgency in Fisanduh. The Han’san — one half of the [[Empire_of_Dominia_Great_Houses#House_Kazhkz\|unathi great house]] — were thrown against the insurgent groups in Fisanduh during the 2440s and 2450s, causing immense friction between unathi and regular Army units — often Ma’zals — along with the Gendarmerie. House Strelitz’s protests were ignored by the Emperor, and rumors began to circulate that [[Empire_of_Dominia#Imperial_Cabinet\|leadership of the Army]] would be transferred to the Han’san if they succeeded in pacifying Inner Fisanduh. Unathi operations against the insurgents continued until the Battle of Three Peaks in April 2454, when elite forces of the 3F troops demolished the Han’san’s entire strength in a decisive battle which few of the clan survived. Humiliated and disgraced, the Han’san have never recovered the strength they once held.

	The matter of how the insurgents were able to destroy the Han’san has been debated since the day it took place. While the Fisanduhian troops present were some of the best in the insurgency, such as the 32nd Mountain Division, rumors have always circulated about Strelitz officers and Kazkhz nobles providing information and weaponry to the insurgents as part of an effort to eliminate their rivals. Those individuals who are known to circulate these rumors are often discovered to have been shell infiltrators working on behalf of the Empire’s enemies, and most publicly regard them as nonsense – though some do observe how close House Strelitz has long been to the royal family, particularly the crown princess. Regardless of this, the Battle of Three Peaks remains a source of debate and gossip for many Imperials and Fisanduhians alike. Since the battle Fisanduh has further destabilized as the YSF has emerged to fill the vacuum left behind by the now-reduced 3F, and the two insurgent groups have once again become involved in a civil war which has at times spilled over into Outer Fisanduh. With growing violence Imperial forces have once again become involved in scattered fighting and civilians have been put at increased danger, both from the insurgent groups and from Imperial forces who may assume they are insurgents. As the region begins another decade of Imperial control and its civil war shows no sign of ending soon, most Fisanduhians look to the future with trepidation — concerned that, no matter what it holds, it shall not be good.		The matter of how the insurgents were able to destroy the Han’san has been debated since the day it took place. While the Fisanduhian troops present were some of the best in the insurgency, such as the 32nd Mountain Division, rumors have always circulated about Strelitz officers and Kazkhz nobles providing information and weaponry to the insurgents as part of an effort to eliminate their rivals. Those individuals who are known to circulate these rumors are often discovered to have been [[Empire_of_Dominia#Synth_Relations\|shell infiltrators working on behalf of the Empire’s enemies]], and most publicly regard them as nonsense – though some do observe how close House Strelitz has long been to the royal family, particularly the crown princess. Regardless of this, the Battle of Three Peaks remains a source of debate and gossip for many Imperials and Fisanduhians alike. Since the battle Fisanduh has further destabilized as the YSF has emerged to fill the vacuum left behind by the now-reduced 3F, and the two insurgent groups have once again become involved in a civil war which has at times spilled over into Outer Fisanduh. With growing violence Imperial forces have once again become involved in scattered fighting and civilians have been put at increased danger, both from the insurgent groups and from Imperial forces who may assume they are insurgents. As the region begins another decade of Imperial control and its civil war shows no sign of ending soon, most Fisanduhians look to the future with trepidation — concerned that, no matter what it holds, it shall not be good.

	==Environment and Regions==		==Environment and Regions==

>NewOriginalSchwann: /* Imperial Fisanduh */

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Imperial Fisanduh

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	<center><i>“It is through the Empire alone that we have found peace, stability, and enough food to sustain us. Do not believe the words of Inner terrorists,"</i> - [[Council of Imperial Governors#Imperial Territory of Fisanduh\|Territorial Prime Minister Elard Tarlev]] speaking to the Imperial News Network, 2463.</center>		<center><i>“It is through the Empire alone that we have found peace, stability, and enough food to sustain us. Do not believe the words of Inner terrorists,"</i> - [[Council of Imperial Governors#Imperial Territory of Fisanduh\|Territorial Prime Minister Elard Tarlev]] speaking to the Imperial News Network, 2463.</center>
			[[File:Dominia_Flag_Small.png\|thumb\|The Imperial standard.]]
	Consisting of all of Outer Fisanduh and small amounts of Inner Fisanduh near Isterberg, Imperial Fisanduh controls more land and a larger population than its counterpart. It is divided into two regions: the civilian-controlled Imperial Territory of Fisanduh, de jure controlling all of Outer Fisanduh aside from designated military bases, and the military-controlled Imperial Army Mandate of Fisanduh, controlling the Gates and the Empire’s territory in Inner Fisanduh. The Imperial Territory is one of the only nominally democratic governments on Moroz — a concession by the late Emperor Godwin to appease Fisanduh — and is ruled by a Territorial Prime Minister. For the last decade Elard Tarlev, a native of the region, has held the position and willingly cooperated with the Empire, winning him few friends in Inner Fisanduh. His counterpart in the Army Mandate is Governor-General Theresia Sophie von Schulthais-Aichhalden, a zealous noblewoman known for her zeal and infamous inability to compromise.		Consisting of all of Outer Fisanduh and small amounts of Inner Fisanduh near Isterberg, Imperial Fisanduh controls more land and a larger population than its counterpart. It is divided into two regions: the civilian-controlled Imperial Territory of Fisanduh, de jure controlling all of Outer Fisanduh aside from designated military bases, and the military-controlled Imperial Army Mandate of Fisanduh, controlling the Gates and the Empire’s territory in Inner Fisanduh. The Imperial Territory is one of the only nominally democratic governments on Moroz — a concession by the late Emperor Godwin to appease Fisanduh — and is ruled by a Territorial Prime Minister. For the last decade Elard Tarlev, a native of the region, has held the position and willingly cooperated with the Empire, winning him few friends in Inner Fisanduh. His counterpart in the Army Mandate is Governor-General Theresia Sophie von Schulthais-Aichhalden, a zealous noblewoman known for her zeal and infamous inability to compromise.

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	There is only one political party in the Imperial Territory: the United Fisanduh Party (UFP), and this party has dominated the Territory since its creation. The UFP controls every elected office in the Territory and, while divided into factions, governs in an authoritarian manner which does not tolerate widespread dissent. Protests are permitted but are generally controlled and closely monitored by the Gendarmerie. There is no electoral oversight for the Imperial Territory’s elections and many, particularly the 3F and the government-in-exile, have accused it of simply being a controlled democracy the Empire uses to pacify Outer Fisanduh. Despite this the population of the Territory is, according to polling, broadly supportive of the Imperial Territory’s government.		There is only one political party in the Imperial Territory: the United Fisanduh Party (UFP), and this party has dominated the Territory since its creation. The UFP controls every elected office in the Territory and, while divided into factions, governs in an authoritarian manner which does not tolerate widespread dissent. Protests are permitted but are generally controlled and closely monitored by the Gendarmerie. There is no electoral oversight for the Imperial Territory’s elections and many, particularly the 3F and the government-in-exile, have accused it of simply being a controlled democracy the Empire uses to pacify Outer Fisanduh. Despite this the population of the Territory is, according to polling, broadly supportive of the Imperial Territory’s government.

	===Free Fisanduh===		===Free Fisanduh===

>NewOriginalSchwann: /* History */

2024-03-08T23:49:08Z

History

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	==History==		==History==
	<center><i>“The Goddess has given us dominion over this planet. Who are they to challenge Her?”</i> - Godwin Keeser I, first [[Keeser Royal Family\|Emperor of the Dominian Empire]], addressing the assembled [[Dominian Imperial Military#The Imperial Army\|Imperial Army]] prior to a battle against the Confederated States of Fisanduh.</center>		<center><i>“The Goddess has given us dominion over this planet. Who are they to challenge Her?”</i> - Godwin Keeser I, first [[Keeser Royal Family\|Emperor of the Dominian Empire]], addressing the assembled [[Dominian Imperial Military#The Imperial Army\|Imperial Army]] prior to a battle against the Confederated States of Fisanduh.</center>
			[[File:Fisanduh.png\|The red and gold flag of the Confederated States of Fisanduh. Despite its collapse at the conclusion of the War of Moroz, the flag remains a common sight in Fisanduh.\|thumb]]
	The history of Fisanduh is one of war, and of the sorrow that comes as a result. For over a century -- since 2355 -- Fisanduh has been involved, in various manners, in conflict with the rest of Moroz: first with the Imperial Alliance, and then with the Empire it would eventually form. Fighting was initially confined solely to Outer Fisanduh and the Gates of Fisanduh themselves until 2384, when the Confederated States of Fisanduh officially fell to the forces of the Imperial Alliance, Plan SCRAM -- an emergency “stay-behind” resistance designed to continue the fight -- was activated, and what remained of the government fled to the All-Xanu Republic. Following its fall the then-Emperor Godwin Keeser I made few efforts to properly integrate the Fisanduhians into the greater Empire, viewing them as decadent, rebellious, and tainted by the Confederated States’ long-lasting and stable democracy. He instead opted to begin a process of “Morozification” in Fisanduh, in which Dominian settlers from the rest of Moroz were brought to “civilize” the new province and an effort was made to stamp out Fisanduhian culture, particularly its local branch of Tribunalism: the Communion of the Three-in-One, more simply known as [[Moroz Holy Tribunal#Communion of the Three-in-One\|“Communionist Tribunalism.”]] The Emperor laid a heavy “war tax” upon his new subjects in the former Confederated States, both to help pay off debts the state held to its great houses following the war and as a punishment for Fisanduh’s decades of resistance.		The history of Fisanduh is one of war, and of the sorrow that comes as a result. For over a century -- since 2355 -- Fisanduh has been involved, in various manners, in conflict with the rest of Moroz: first with the Imperial Alliance, and then with the Empire it would eventually form. Fighting was initially confined solely to Outer Fisanduh and the Gates of Fisanduh themselves until 2384, when the Confederated States of Fisanduh officially fell to the forces of the Imperial Alliance, Plan SCRAM -- an emergency “stay-behind” resistance designed to continue the fight -- was activated, and what remained of the government fled to the All-Xanu Republic. Following its fall the then-Emperor Godwin Keeser I made few efforts to properly integrate the Fisanduhians into the greater Empire, viewing them as decadent, rebellious, and tainted by the Confederated States’ long-lasting and stable democracy. He instead opted to begin a process of “Morozification” in Fisanduh, in which Dominian settlers from the rest of Moroz were brought to “civilize” the new province and an effort was made to stamp out Fisanduhian culture, particularly its local branch of Tribunalism: the Communion of the Three-in-One, more simply known as [[Moroz Holy Tribunal#Communion of the Three-in-One\|“Communionist Tribunalism.”]] The Emperor laid a heavy “war tax” upon his new subjects in the former Confederated States, both to help pay off debts the state held to its great houses following the war and as a punishment for Fisanduh’s decades of resistance.

>NewOriginalSchwann: /* Interstellar Views on Fisanduh’s Status */

2024-03-08T23:48:05Z

Interstellar Views on Fisanduh’s Status

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	The '''[[Coalition of Colonies]]''' officially recognizes the Confederated States’ government-in-exile as the sole legitimate government of Fisanduh, despite the ongoing Imperial embargo over their stance and hosting of the government-in-exile. No member-state of the Coalition is more supportive of this stance than the All-Xanu Republic, which has become the main destination for Fisanduhian refugees. But as years of support have become nearly a century there are those in the Coalition who call for a change in its approach to Fisanduh, viewing Dominia as a lesser threat compared to the resurgent Alliance, and Fisanduh as a lost cause — particularly as the Second Homeland movement, which calls for Xanu’s Fisanduhian community to focus on Xanu rather than Fisanduh, and is growing in popularity.		The '''[[Coalition of Colonies]]''' officially recognizes the Confederated States’ government-in-exile as the sole legitimate government of Fisanduh, despite the ongoing Imperial embargo over their stance and hosting of the government-in-exile. No member-state of the Coalition is more supportive of this stance than the All-Xanu Republic, which has become the main destination for Fisanduhian refugees. But as years of support have become nearly a century there are those in the Coalition who call for a change in its approach to Fisanduh, viewing Dominia as a lesser threat compared to the resurgent Alliance, and Fisanduh as a lost cause — particularly as the Second Homeland movement, which calls for Xanu’s Fisanduhian community to focus on Xanu rather than Fisanduh, and is growing in popularity.

	The '''[[~~Serene~~ Republic of Elyra\|Republic of Elyra ~~holds~~]]''' that the Confederated States’ government-in-exile is the legitimate government of Fisanduh, but has been hesitant to allow Fisanduhian refugees citizenship due to the Republic’s strict border controls. Those Fisanduhians that are permitted entry into the Republic generally do so as Non-Citizen Persons. The Empire has used this border policy as propaganda against the Serene Republic, claiming its policy is solely motivated by a desire to find cheap labor for its phoronics industries.		The '''[[Republic of Elyra\|Republic of Elyra]]''' holds that the Confederated States’ government-in-exile is the legitimate government of Fisanduh, but has been hesitant to allow Fisanduhian refugees citizenship due to the Republic’s strict border controls. Those Fisanduhians that are permitted entry into the Republic generally do so as Non-Citizen Persons. The Empire has used this border policy as propaganda against the Serene Republic, claiming its policy is solely motivated by a desire to find cheap labor for its phoronics industries.

	==Major Settlements==		==Major Settlements==

>NewOriginalSchwann: /* =Imperial Fisanduh */

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=Imperial Fisanduh

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	==Governance==		==Governance==

	===Imperial Fisanduh==		===Imperial Fisanduh===

	<center><i>“It is through the Empire alone that we have found peace, stability, and enough food to sustain us. Do not believe the words of Inner terrorists,"</i> - [[Council of Imperial Governors#Imperial Territory of Fisanduh\|Territorial Prime Minister Elard Tarlev]] speaking to the Imperial News Network, 2463.</center>		<center><i>“It is through the Empire alone that we have found peace, stability, and enough food to sustain us. Do not believe the words of Inner terrorists,"</i> - [[Council of Imperial Governors#Imperial Territory of Fisanduh\|Territorial Prime Minister Elard Tarlev]] speaking to the Imperial News Network, 2463.</center>

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